The Royal Palace of Oslo was constructed at the beginning of the 19th century and was meant to be the residence of King Charles III who died before the work finished.
Description
Nowadays this is the home of King Harald V and Queen Sonja and in the summer months, you can visit and tour some of the rooms here.
Some of these include the Bird Room which has over 40 species of birds on display as well as the impressive Mirror Hall and the Great Hall which is resplendent with crystal chandeliers.
There is a Changing of the Guard ceremony held every day here at 1.30 pm that features the King’s Guards atop ceremonial hours
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